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| HANNAH
FRANKLING |
here
09.09.1789 |
HARRIET
FRANKLING
(Three Feathers) |
1794 |
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| WILLIAM TOOLEY |
1830 |
HENRY TOOLEY
age 63 in 1851
& bricklayer
(died Q2 1862 ?) |
1836 - 1856 |
THOMAS HARRISON
age 56 in 1861 |
*1858 -
1868 |
Saturday 31st December 1859 - Fine
of 10s and 10s 9d costs for having house open at prohibited hours on
25th December.
The defense - "The beer seen in the kitchen by the police-officer, had
been drawn by defendant's wife for her own consumption". |
ESTHER HARRISON
age 69 in 1871 |
*1864 - 1874 |
WILLIAM GREEN
age 56 in 1881
(died Q3 1882 - age given as 59) |
28.02.1874 -1882 |
Mrs MARY GREEN
(Mrs M A Green 1888) |
1882 - 1888 |
RICHARD SEAMAN
(Richard Leman 1890)
age 28 in 1891 |
1890 - 1903 |
| STEPHEN GEAGEN |
* 1904 |
| WILLIAM
BOWMAN |
1908 |
THOMAS
FARROW
age 68 in 1911 |
1911 - 1914 |
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Fine of £1/8/4d March 1912 for permitting drunkenness on the premises. |
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Fined £2 for being open during prohibited hours on
Sunday 18th August 1912. Reported in Lynn Advertiser of 30th August
1912. |
| JAMES ELDON BARKER |
1914 - 1916 |
Friday 22nd December 1916 - Fine of
£2, inclusive of costs for permitting drunkenness on his premises at
12:15 noon, on 7th November.
(Original hearing was to be Monday 27th November, but Mr. Barker was in
hospital at that date) |
THOMAS BEESON
According to Register of Electors - See Ostrich |
1921 |
| JOHN J BIRD |
1922 - 1937 |
| ALBERT HENRY FUTTER |
to 1949 |
| FREDERICK ELIJAH ROUT |
10.01.1949 to closure |
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Recorded as the THREE
FEATHERS in 1794 Licence Register - Error or temporary
change?
At the Hunstanton Adjourned Brewster Sessions,
Monday, 13th March 1916, it was heard that trade was good, but had
fallen off during the war. Trade in 1912 had been 30 barrels of
beer and 201 dozens of bottled beer. In 1913 the figures were
88 & 265 respectively, in 1914, 74 & 236 and
in 1915, 65 & 173. <Figures in italics are
indistinct in report>
It was confirmed that the house held a full licence, but only traded
under a beer licence.
License referred for Compensation.
(But survived)
Morgans sales for 1960 were 49 barrels of beer and 28 spirits.
Closure agreed at First Joint Committee Meeting of Bullards and S&P 29th May 1962.
Sales given as 53 barrels of beer.
Licensee said to be aged 53 and to have been a tenant for 13 years.
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